Startup News Breaks Down Funding, Growth, and Long-Term Trajectory of Tech Startups Across Every Stage and Industry
Startups are new companies that seek to become successful and profitable by providing products or services. Often, they are funded by venture capital and have employees who work extremely hard. Unlike established corporations, startups may not pay their employees very well but usually offer delayed compensation in the form of stock options that gain value when the company is sold or goes public. Startups can also be stressful and risky to manage as they are often cash-poor, and many fail before turning a profit.
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